Interactive ceiling bracket model 2000 (IPK-2000) is a console structure designed for fixing on a horizontal plane (ceiling) of projected or vertically extended parts. The bracket is produced as a complex structure with a crossbeam and a motorized drive.

The IPK-2000, equipped with a motorized drive enables to change the angle of the image projected from the digital interactive viewing equipment by involute gear (rack bar and wheel). The structure is driven by the engine with epicyclic reduction gear 1:999. The engine positions the mounted device along the Z-axis of the bracket and allows to project the digital image on a vertical (wall) or horizontal plane (floor).

The rack bar with involute gear has stop blocks made as microswitches. When the rack bar reaches its end position the microswitch responds and triggers the engine to turn off.

The user interface of the IPK-2000 comprises the IR remote control unit.

The remote control unit is powered by two Li-ion AA batteries.

The IPK-2000 is equipped with a mobile linear cable-laying mechanism to avoid rubbing and folding of power and data cables.

For digital interactive viewing devices the electric power cable is predesignated in the mobile cable-laying mechanism, connected to the external 24V DC power supply.